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Birmingham, in particular Digbeth and Southside, has one of the greatest collections of street art to be found anywhere in the world. Take our feature with trails and gallery - enjoy!
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Situated in Camp Hill, Birmingham is the former Holy Trinity Church. Grade II listed, built 1820-22, designed by Francis Goodwin. Sadly it has been closed for decades.
Digbeth Heights continues the area's exciting regeneration with this 5-8 storey new build of 78 apartments, including the retention of a historic build within the site's courtyard!
Moseley Gardens is a new-build residential development of 67 contemporary 1- and 2-bedroom apartments.
Influenced by Digbeth’s industrial significance, Digbeth One 2 offers a contemporary collection of 194 one, two, and three-bedroom apartments, all within a part 5-6 storey new build.
The Bond Complex is set for a drastic new makeover as Oval Real Estate seeks to add more activity and vibrancy to the site.
122 Moseley Street will rejuvenate an otherwise derelict plot with a 5-storey new build development containing 29 apartments & a centralised courtyard.
Westminster Works is a £50m build to rent redevelopment of 220 open-plan apartments within a fresh looking 6-7 storey new build.
Pressworks will regenerate a dilapidated site to create 650 new homes, green links through the site, commercial usages, courtyards & roof terraces - in builds of 8-21 storeys.
Three new interlinked residential buildings varying between 4-8 storeys, comprising 130 new homes, landscaped courtyards & a roof terrace overlooking the city.
130 new one, two & three-bed homes, with ground floor commercial spaces fronting Bradford Street, amenities, and a new pedestrianised public realm.
116 Bradford Street is an infill development that will repair the existing streetscape with a six-storey new build containing 38 new homes, a ground-floor office suite, and private courtyard.
The Anchor is situated at the corner of Bradford Street and Rea Street in Digbeth. Grade II listed, built in 1901, designed by James and Lister Lea for the Holt Brewery Company.
The White Swan is a classic pub in Digbeth. Grade II listed, built 1899 - 1900. Designed by James and Lister Lea for Ansells Brewery. Closed in 2019. Due to reopen in September 2021.
Smithfield House & Wolverley House will be demolished and redeveloped to deliver a hotel & an aparthotel, with rooftop public bar, terraces & vibrant commercial spaces.
An ambitious inclusive & sustainable new canalside community, providing up to 762 new homes & commercial uses, with the Grand Union Canal firmly at its heart.
The Grade II* listed building at the Digbeth Campus of South & City College Birmingham, on Floodgate Street, Moores Row and Milk Street. Built as the Floodgate Street Board School in 1891.
The Bond is situated close to the Grand Union Canal in Digbeth and is a former Victorian industrial factory now with conference facilities and warehouse space for creatives.
The Birmingham Gun Barrel Proof House is situated at the end of Banbury Street in Digbeth and was established by an Act of Parliament in 1813
Camp Hill Gardens will become a prominent new addition to the Birmingham skyline with 500+ new homes, amenities & commercial in builds ranging from 3-26 storeys.
The River Rea is a small river with big significance as it was the river on which Birmingham is believed to have been founded by the Beorma tribe in the 7th century.
Digbeth Police Station is situated at 115 Digbeth, on the corner of Allison Street. It was built in 1911. It is a Grade A listed building according to Birmingham City Council.
Stone Yard is a major 7-block regeneration of a Digbeth site that will deliver 995 rented apartments, 30,000 sq ft of commercial, and a new public realm - in builds ranging from 6-30 storeys.
The Old Crown is believed to be one of the oldest buildings, if not the oldest, in Birmingham, with a history dating back to 1450. It is a must visit for followers of history and architecture.
The site - vacant for many years - will be brought back to life with the creation of 366 new homes across two builds & a new public thoroughfare dissecting the site. Exciting stuff!
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